Blaspheming the Holy Spirit

Isn’t it interesting that all the “divine healing” ministries feel so led to go to Africa (and other under-developed countries) to do much of their work? I wonder why Smith Wigglesworth prophesied that in the “end-times” born-again Christians in the United States would not be able to receive “divine healings” (ref. Curry Blake “Divine Healing Technician” course). Isn’t it interesting to realize that the more “educated” we are, the harder it is to accept the supernatural? And nowadays you see endless You Tube video after video showing divine healing services, and people going “out in the spirit” mixed with clips of strange behaviors intending to impeach any manifestation of the Holy Spirit as “of the Devil“. This stuff has been going since Acts 2 and started again in full force at the Azuza Street Revival throughout the Pentecostal Holy Spirit filled movement since the early 1900s.

But today, you see the You Tube folks mixing video clips of legitimate Holy Spirit movement at divine healing services with questionable material of people freaking out in what appears to be a Kundalini like manifestation. The quenching and impeachment of the POWER of the Holy Spirit is at an all time high. I recommend we stay “out of the way of God” and realize that Acts makes it “infinitely clear” there will be an outpouring of the Holy Spirit in the end times that might arguably be like nothing we have ever seen before.

If you are uncomfortable with what you are seeing or hearing about, be careful, because IF these are legitimate outpourings, ANYTHING you say in judgement of them, could be considered BLASPHEMY against the Holy Spirit. This is an UNFORGIVABLE sin. And don’t get me going on all the churches out there that believe the POWER of the Holy Spirit ended with the apostles. That sounds like blasphemy to me too.

Be vigilant, careful, believe, pray and be humble.

I got “body slammed” by the Baptism of the Holy Spirit at the age of 9, in a little converted hardware store in Rutherford, Pennsylvania, called Grace Chapel. It was “non-denominational” and the pastor and his wife were converted Mennonites. Imagine that! I saw more people “go out in the spirit” in that church than I’ve seen in any other church in my entire life.

On the podium, was a little sign that said …
Expect a Miracle!

You can read more about that experience in this article entitled”

The Baptism of the Holy Spirit here:
[link to www.tribulation-now.org]